Absolutely! We're here to guide you through the entire process. From choosing a quilt pattern to selecting the right thread and batting, we’ll support you every step of the way. With our extensive experience, you can relax and enjoy the journey.

Feeling overwhelmed by the options? No worries. We're here to assist you in finding the perfect pattern that complements your quilt. Just reach out to us (contact info) , and we’ll help you navigate the choices.

If you have a specific quilting pattern in mind that we don’t currently have, we can purchase it for you. Generally, there’s no additional charge unless the pattern is something we cannot use for future projects, such as a personalized design like a last name. In those cases, we would charge a fee to cover the cost of the pattern.

For the best results, we ask that your backing be 8 inches larger on all sides. For example, if your quilt top is 60” x 70”, your backing should be at least 68” x 78”.

Shipping Preparation Guidelines:

• You are responsible for the cost of shipping and shipping insurance.
• We recommend insuring your package for at least $250.
• Once you send your package, please provide us with the tracking number.
• Wrap your quilt in layers of plastic (heavy-duty garbage bags work well) to protect it from possible discoloration during shipping
• Remember to include your backing and batting if we are not providing the batting.
• USPS and UPS are the most affordable shipping options.

Shipping Address:
Tetiana’s Design
72 South Sunset Drive
Vineyard, UTAH 84059

We believe in simplicity and open communication. Rest assured, we will notify you as soon as your quilt arrives and discuss all requirements before starting the quilting process. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Once your quilt is completed, we will contact you and send you a final invoice along with pictures of your quilt.

We proudly use two Gammill Statler Accent longarm machines. These innovative machines provide precision quilting, and we’re confident you’ll love the results.

The maximum width we can quilt on our machine is 130 inches.

Yes, we can piece your backing for you. There is an additional fee of $10.00 per seam for this service.

We love how soft and cuddly minky and cuddle backs are—they’re irresistible! As long as you include the extra 8 inches (4 inches on each side), we’ll get started right away, and you’ll absolutely love how your quilt turns out.

Yes, we offer custom quilting. Please see our pricing page for more details.

We love to help match colors and know that right thread can take your project to another level? We currently offer a multitude of

1. Omni thread choices. 40 weight, 2 ply poly-wrapped poly-core thread available in 172 solid colors. It is a strong, bright, poly-wrapped poly core thread that is extremely durable. OMNI thread has a subtle matte finish and it's designed to withstand the rigor of high speeds on home sewing or longarm machines

2. So Fine 50 wt. 3-ply polyester thread. Designed for bobbin thread, quilting, and sewing. So Fine! is a lint-free, matte-finish, smooth 50 wt. 3 filament polyester thread. Due to its fine nature, So Fine! is an excellent blending thread and loved by both longarm and home machine quilters.

3. King Tut 40 wt. 3-ply Egyptian-grown extra-long staple cotton thread. Designed for quilting. King Tut is one of nature’s finest threads. It is certified Egyptian-grown, extra-long staple cotton and designed for quilting on both home machines and longarm machines. With the finest spinning, twisting, dyeing, and finishing techniques, King Tut has extremely low lint and high strength, King Tut is the top cotton thread choice for visible stitches.. Available in over 100 variegated and solid colors. All variegated color blends are precision dyed with one-inch color change intervals.

When selecting the right batting for your quilting project, understanding the characteristics and benefits of each type can help you make an informed decision. Here, we explore some popular options:

1. Winline 80/20 Cotton and Polyester Batting is a blend of 80% cotton and 20% polyester, offering a low to medium loft with minimal shrinkage of around 1-3%. This blend is celebrated for its durability, thanks to the polyester component that enhances its strength and resistance to wear and tear over time. The high cotton content ensures a soft, natural feel, making it ideal for quilts that will see frequent use, and, with minimal shrinkage after washing—ensures your quilt retains its shape and size over time.
2. Hobbs Wool Batting made from 100% wool, it offers a medium to high loft. Wool is known for its superior insulation properties, making it perfect for quilts intended for colder climates or seasons. Its natural breathability allows moisture to wick away, ensuring comfort across varying temperatures. Despite its warmth, wool batting remains lightweight, preventing quilts from becoming overly heavy. However, it needs careful washing and drying to keep from shrinking. It quilts really well because of the natural lanolin in the fibers, and is a good choice for heirloom quilts
3. Warm and Natural Cotton Batting is made from 100% natural cotton, providing a low to medium loft with approximately 3-5% shrinkage, ideal for those who prefer natural fibers. As it will shrink some with washing, it is great if you want to give your quilt that ‘antique’ look! This batting is not only breathable and comfortable, but it also offers excellent stitch definition, making quilting patterns stand out beautifully. Moreover, being made from natural fibers, it is an eco-friendly choice for environmentally conscious quilters.
4. Winline Bamboo 6oz Batting offers high/ medium loft. It is a highly sustainable plant that needs no chemical fertilizers or pesticides to grow, making this batting an eco-friendly option. It is breathable like cotton, has minimal shrinkage, contains no bleaches, glues, or binders, and is naturally antibacterial. Known for its incredibly soft texture, bamboo batting provides a luxurious feel. Its excellent breathability ensures comfort in both warm and cool climates, while its natural antibacterial properties make it a great choice for quilts intended for individuals with allergies or sensitive skin. It is bit more expensive than cotton but is proving to be a good choice for heirloom quilts.

In conclusion, each type of batting brings its unique qualities to your quilting projects. Whether you prioritize durability, warmth, natural fibers, or sustainability, understanding these characteristics and benefits will help you choose the best batting to meet your needs.